Ford Motor

Mutual funds and other large stockholders may rebalance holdings in the auto sector after General Motors's initial public offering, but day-to-day stock prices are not the main measure of Ford Motor's turnaround, Ford's executive chairman, William C. Ford Jr., said.

Mutual funds and other large stockholders may rebalance holdings in the auto sector after General Motors's initial public offering, but day-to-day stock prices are not the main measure of Ford Motor's turnaround, Ford's executive chairman, William C. Ford Jr., said.

Mutual funds and other large stockholders may rebalance holdings in the auto sector after General Motors's initial public offering, but day-to-day stock prices are not the main measure of Ford Motor's turnaround, Ford's executive chairman, William C. Ford Jr., said.

Mutual funds and other large stockholders may rebalance holdings in the auto sector after General Motors's initial public offering, but day-to-day stock prices are not the main measure of Ford Motor's turnaround, Ford's executive chairman, William C. Ford Jr., said.